Leading up to the 2024 election, and in the subsequent months after the election, Jim Justice was able to sustain the illusion that his family business finances were in good shape. That period was a significant shift from previous years when story after story appeared around Justice’s non-payment or slow payment of bills, delinquent debts and legal fights over financial obligations.

But now another wave of reports about Justice’s money problems demonstrates that any image of financial stability for the former governor and sitting United States Senator was a façade. Consider what has emerged just in the last few days:

MetroNews’ Brad McElhinny reported Wednesday that the West Virginia Tax Division has filed liens on the Greenbrier Hotel and the Greenbrier Sporting Club, both owned by Just

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